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Voting and reasons
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What? I'm not supposed to be disappointed that ‘stupid people’ rewarded the worst government ever? I don't understand why you can't understand that, no matter what your personal beliefs and feelings are.
We do have control. About 18 million voters have control over who forms a government. They just don't exercise that control, mainly because they listen to lying politicians. And they stupidly believe that any group outside the uniparty is bad - all because they believe the lying, career politicians of that uniparty. Laziness and apathy play a part also.
If you have no control, as you say, there is no point to your existence. You are not alone in your attitude to unreliable, grossly expensive electricity. But as long as those millions like you are convinced that you have no control, you are letting bastards like Bowen and Albanese get away with murder. How do you think Russians, Chinese and, say, Iranians got into the position they are in? Because they were convinced that they had no control.
And, because you and others reckon you have no control - shrugging everything off as “democracy” - you are going to end up under a totalitarian yoke just the same as the people mentioned above. Democracy is not a natural state: it has to be fought for - something you and too many other Australians don't want to do.
Stop fooling yourself that just voting for the same sorts of hacks every three years is “democracy”. It isn't.